| Name | Age | Color or Race | Sex | Role in document |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Martha Adams | woman | White | Female | grantor |
| Davey [?] Adams | woman | White | Female | grantor |
| Elizabeth Burns | White | grantee | ||
| Panthia [?] Adams | woman | White | Female | grantee |
| John D. Adams | man | White | Male | grantee |
| Elenora Ivey | woman | White | Female | grantee |
| George Ivey | man | White | Male | grantee |
| Roxanna Daniel | woman | White | Female | grantee |
| Leonard Daniel | man | White | Male | grantee |
| Mary Shearin | woman | White | Female | grantee |
| Isaac N. Shearin | man | White | Male | grantee |
| Martha McGuire | woman | White | Female | grantee |
| Henry McGuire | White | Male | grantee | |
| Spencer Fountain | White | grantee | ||
| unnnamed group | Black ("negro") | enslaved |
Martha Adams cedes unnamed enslaveds and other property, inherited from her husband Davey [?] Adams, to her children and grandchildren and husbands Elizabeth Burns of Northampton County, NC, Panthia [?] Adams, John D. Adams, Elenora Ivey, George Ivey, Roxanna Daniel, Leonard Daniel, Mary Shearin, Isaac N. Shearin, Martha McGuire, Henry McGuire, and Spencer Fountain in exchange for $60 annually from them collectively
